Do Israeli citizens need a visa for Japan?
Visa-free · 90 days
No visa needed for stays of up to 90 days. Israeli citizens can enter Japan visa-free for short visits.
Data refreshed 24 Oct 2026. Rules change — confirm with the official sources before you book.
What you need at the border
- Check your passport meets the validity rule (many countries require 6 months beyond your stay).
- Carry proof of onward or return travel and where you will stay.
- Be ready to show you can support yourself during the visit.
- Confirm the visa-free stay covers your purpose — study and work almost always need a separate visa.
Documents you’ll need
- •Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned departure, with 2 blank pages
- •Return or onward flight booking
- •Accommodation booking or host address
- •Proof of funds (recent bank statements)
- •Travel insurance covering medical costs
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Japan missions in Israel
- Embassy of Japan, Tel AvivThe Museum Tower, 4 Berkowitz StreetOfficial website ↗
Official application websites
Embassy data from Wikidata (CC0). Check appointment systems on the embassy’s own website.
Arrival, safety and emergency help in Japan
Members get emergency numbers, their own embassy in Japan, local laws and customs, health and transport guidance — saved to their trip and available offline.
More destinations for Israel passport holders
United KingdomETA required
United StatesETA required
CanadaETA required
Australiae-Visa
GermanyVisa-free · 90 days
FranceVisa-free · 90 days
ItalyVisa-free · 90 days
SpainVisa-free · 90 days
NetherlandsVisa-free · 90 days
SwitzerlandVisa-free · 90 days
United Arab EmiratesVisa-free · 90 days
Saudi ArabiaEntry restricted
Other passports travelling to Japan
Tripnoa is independent and not affiliated with any government. Visa data from the open Passport Index dataset; advisories from GOV.UK and the U.S. Department of State. Always confirm with official sources.
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